lirik lagu flaw – away
flaw – away lyrics
though i’ve made an awful mess
i’ve found a way out
keeps me sane and helps me not regress
i believe there’s no other route
cause when you’re hurting and you’re down you’re at your worst
misinterpreted or maybe your own self you cursed
action works both through confidence won’t align
only fooling yourself thinking everything’s just fine
you never opened up your mind anyway,
afraid of what you might find safe to say
be real and face all the fears that you may
it all works out someday
so sick of the same old sh-t, i’m in deep
and it’s almost like there’s no way out
but then a light of hope shines down upon me
i realize just how i gotta let it out
it’s a pleasure that i’m in control
first time in my life
doesn’t matter how the ball rolls
i know i’ll be alright
so sick of the same old sh-t, i’m in deep
and it’s almost like there’s no way out
but then a light of hope shines down upon me
i realize just how i gotta let it out
music is a drug
and you know god if i could
i’d shoot it all day long
though i’ve made an awful mess
i found a way out
it keeps me sane and helps me not regress
you see, i believe there is no other route
so sick of the same old sh-t, i’m in deep
and it’s almost like there’s no way out
but then a light of hope shines down upon me
i realize just how i gotta let it out
music is a drug
and you know god if i could
i’d shoot it all day long
though i’ve made an awful d-mn mess
i’ve found a way out…
keeps me sane helps me not regress, so what’s wrong (repeat)
keeps me sane…
my music is a drug
shoot it
shoot it
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